Re:CrowdStrike accepting the PwnieAwards for "most epic fail...
by thayne on Sunday August 11, 2024 @04:07PM
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So, you would prefer that they don't accept this "award", and in so doing admit that they messed up?
And honestly, crowdstrike is more likely to go under than a company that failed to re-inforce a bridge. Their mistake caused measurable harm to many well funded companies that have the resources to sue crowdstrike in court.
If crowdstrike survives, it will be because there isn't a lot of competition in their market, not because they can excuse themselves of liability.
And honestly, crowdstrike is more likely to go under than a company that failed to re-inforce a bridge. Their mistake caused measurable harm to many well funded companies that have the resources to sue crowdstrike in court.
If crowdstrike survives, it will be because there isn't a lot of competition in their market, not because they can excuse themselves of liability.